🚨 Do you still copy the wallet address from the transaction history? Here's a small reminder for you! Exactly a year ago, a crypto whale just did the same and lost his 1155 $WBTC to scammers 😵‍💫 Wanna know how? Take a closer look at these two addresses ⬇️ Scammer's Address: 0xd9A1C3788D81257612E2581A6ea0aDa244853a91 Correct Address: 0xd9A1b0B1e1aE382DbDc898Ea68012FfcB2853a91 Scammers send dust from a look-alike address similar to their target's last transacted address to create a trap that's hard to oversee. Here’s what to avoid, and how to do it right.: ❌ Stop checking just the first and last characters of the address. ✅ Instead, take a minute to verify the recipient address fully. ❌ Never copy the address from the transaction history. ✅ Always copy it from the direct source. 💡 Bonus tip: Execute your transaction on Keystone 3 Pro to help you read the complete address and pair it up with @Rabby_io to receive a warning when you txn with new addresses ⚠️ Share this with someone you truly care about.